Sabever 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2016 As I am excited for a fresh start I wanted to put my thoughts to paper (or pixels in this case). I do not remember which patch I started playing on back in Vanilla, but I can say from the moment I logged in, I saw a world that would transform me for the better. It was a world of fantasy where a game found a perfect area for cultivating relationships and server community. As I leveled (which took me a long time), I met many people that I became very fond of, as well as many enemies that I knew on a name basis. I became part of a guild where I was able to help guild mates and received more help than I deserved. The journey never seemed like a grind, and was full of exciting new turns, dungeons, zones, enemies as well as player characters that I learned to loathe and friendships that still exist today. When you try to explain these things to a retail player, they do not understand. Yes the graphics were not as good. Yes the game lacked convenience attributes. Yes the game took a lot longer. But some of these things made the game great. I played for years, unsubbing over and over as I felt lost to the game that seemed to not exist any longer. I think it finally hit me in WoD that the game was no longer an RPG, but instead it was just a video game. WoW had devolved in the name of "making a better game". Whenever the fresh start server starts up, I will be joining. I look forward to playing on the Horde side. Ganking alliance as well as getting ganked. I look forward to the teamwork that a real RPG requires, as well as experiencing the amazing quests of yesteryear. There are so many exciting places to see that I cannot actually type them into this window, but I hope to see you there. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Revanent 1 Report post Posted December 14, 2016 (edited) I started during TBC, cant remember when but i got lvl 70 during arena season 2. Leveing to 60 on Nost was a blast. I like to strap my nostalgia goggles firmly on when playing this game. I like it that way. ...happy place? Edited December 14, 2016 by Revanent 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vomit 0 Report post Posted December 15, 2016 Slow and easy. Professions as you go, just like the first time. I started playing WoW the day it hit, and played it until 2-3 months into Cata. That was the xpac that killed it for me. No more social requirements. Simply sit in a que for a few minutes and no matter how you act, you will have a group for whatever you want. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites